Jeanniffer Pimentel

Amanda Butler

How a manuscript written in Word became a guidebook cancer patients actually want to hold. Rated 4.9/5 by readers navigating one of the hardest chapters of their lives.

Client

Amanda Butler

Timeline

3 months

Services

Editorial Design & Publishing

From Word doc to companion

A guidebook that sits beside someone through chemotherapy. Not clinical. Not minimizing.

Cover of Remember When I Had Cancer, a vibrant orange and navy guidebook for navigating chemotherapy.

Illustration as warmth

Companionship moments, not cancer illustrations. Small human details that carry the emotional weight.

Sticker-style illustrations from the book: a smiling sun, a pink flower, a knit beanie, worn boots, and a woman with a rainbow hair clip — everyday warmth instead of clinical cancer imagery.

Serious and joyful at once

Bold orange, deep navy, rounded typeface. Every choice signals seriousness and warmth together.

A tiled grid of interior spreads from the guidebook, showing the recurring orange, pink, and teal wave pattern, rounded hand-lettered headers, and personal photos woven through the chapters.

4.9 stars, 91% five-star reviews

Published. Readers holding it through life's hardest chapters. The rating is the measure.

The book cover next to a rating card showing 4.9 out of 5 stars on Amazon.

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